Welder
Latitude Recruitment
Cove Bay
Location
Cove Bay, Scotland
Our engineering clients based in Farnborough have an exciting opportunity for a Welder to join their growing team.
Production
Interpret and accurately understand detailed drawing packs.
Cut and weld metal products to fabricate parts and sub-assemblies.
Set up and operate welding plants and welding equipment safely and efficiently.
Assemble parts and structures by aligning and joining through welding.
Prepare finished products by cleaning in readiness for painting.
Communicate with other departments as and when required.
Documentation
Ensure that drawings align with the production orders, including revisions to parts and part numbers.
All previous operations should be completed before welding starts.
First off will be carried out on all parts.
Documentation is stamped to confirm that the part manufactured has been completed to the drawing and meets the requirements.
All working procedures to be up to date and followed appropriately.
Ensure paperwork is correctly filled in and to a high standard.
Productivity
Complete assigned daily tasks within the allocated timeframes, consistently aiming to meet or exceed productivity targets. Proactively communicate any delays, including the causes, to the Cell Leader or relevant stakeholders.
Make sure sundries are organised and labelled, and make sure stock is kept to the required level with cell leader updates.
Assist the shop floor if required for other duties.
Make sure work-in-progress shelves are kept organised and tidy where possible. Required skills & experience:
Welding experience
aluminium thin gauge materials, mild steel and stainless steel required Proficient in welding processes
MIG & TIG Experience working within a fabrication environment Skills in using tools and grinders, manual/electric tools Working hours:
38 hours
Monday
Friday TPBN1_UKTJ
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Interpret and accurately understand detailed drawing packs.
Cut and weld metal products to fabricate parts and sub-assemblies.
Set up and operate welding plants and welding equipment safely and efficiently.
Assemble parts and structures by aligning and joining through welding.
Prepare finished products by cleaning in readiness for painting.
Communicate with other departments as and when required.
Documentation
Ensure that drawings align with the production orders, including revisions to parts and part numbers.
All previous operations should be completed before welding starts.
First off will be carried out on all parts.
Documentation is stamped to confirm that the part manufactured has been completed to the drawing and meets the requirements.
All working procedures to be up to date and followed appropriately.
Ensure paperwork is correctly filled in and to a high standard.
Productivity
Complete assigned daily tasks within the allocated timeframes, consistently aiming to meet or exceed productivity targets. Proactively communicate any delays, including the causes, to the Cell Leader or relevant stakeholders.
Make sure sundries are organised and labelled, and make sure stock is kept to the required level with cell leader updates.
Assist the shop floor if required for other duties.
Make sure work-in-progress shelves are kept organised and tidy where possible. Required skills & experience:
Welding experience
aluminium thin gauge materials, mild steel and stainless steel required Proficient in welding processes
MIG & TIG Experience working within a fabrication environment Skills in using tools and grinders, manual/electric tools Working hours:
38 hours
Monday
Friday TPBN1_UKTJ